Counties / Colorado
Colorado home resilience, county by county
64 counties. Each page shows local hazards from the FEMA National Risk Index and which retrofits pay off for a typical home.
- Adams County Relatively Moderate
- Alamosa County Very Low
- Arapahoe County Relatively Moderate
- Archuleta County Very Low
- Baca County Very Low
- Bent County Very Low
- Boulder County Relatively Moderate
- Broomfield County Very Low
- Chaffee County Relatively Low
- Cheyenne County Very Low
- Clear Creek County Relatively Low
- Conejos County Very Low
- Costilla County Very Low
- Crowley County Very Low
- Custer County Very Low
- Delta County Relatively Low
- Denver County Relatively High
- Dolores County Very Low
- Douglas County Relatively Moderate
- Eagle County Relatively Low
- El Paso County Relatively Moderate
- Elbert County Very Low
- Fremont County Relatively Low
- Garfield County Relatively Low
- Gilpin County Very Low
- Grand County Relatively Low
- Gunnison County Relatively Low
- Hinsdale County Very Low
- Huerfano County Very Low
- Jackson County Very Low
- Jefferson County Relatively High
- Kiowa County Very Low
- Kit Carson County Very Low
- La Plata County Relatively Low
- Lake County Very Low
- Larimer County Relatively Moderate
- Las Animas County Very Low
- Lincoln County Very Low
- Logan County Relatively Low
- Mesa County Relatively Low
- Mineral County Very Low
- Moffat County Very Low
- Montezuma County Relatively Low
- Montrose County Relatively Low
- Morgan County Relatively Low
- Otero County Relatively Low
- Ouray County Very Low
- Park County Very Low
- Phillips County Very Low
- Pitkin County Relatively Low
- Prowers County Relatively Low
- Pueblo County Relatively Moderate
- Rio Blanco County Very Low
- Rio Grande County Relatively Low
- Routt County Very Low
- Saguache County Very Low
- San Juan County Very Low
- San Miguel County Very Low
- Sedgwick County Very Low
- Summit County Relatively Low
- Teller County Very Low
- Washington County Very Low
- Weld County Relatively Moderate
- Yuma County Very Low